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A new poll of Tennessee voters found that only 25% support banning books based on content about race, gender or sexuality.

A new poll of Tennessee voters found that only 25% support banning books based on content about race, gender or sexuality.

[ applause ] >> and that doesnt mean taking anyones handguns away but just no more transactions of handguns in canada. and when you see responsiveness like that in government, it really is a stark contrast with the government youre working in. >> yes. obviously we have a different culture and a different constitution but what were talking about here is a fundamental aspect of government. which is keeping people safe. and really lawrence, when were boiling it down, were talking about school shoot...

Owners, thousands of them have called and written me and said, thank you for doing this. im a gun owner but im not one of those, so now is the time to do it. pick up the phone, call your elected officials. tell them that youre a gun owner. tell them you appreciate the second amendment but you dont believe a reasonable restrictions and norms and decency and responsibility, thats not infringement. thats just part of being a good citizen. we dont drive -- we all like the freedom to drive across tow...

Metro Nashville Public Schools Director Adrienne Battle called on city leaders to address gun violence following the Texas school shooting this week.

Metro Nashville Public Schools increases law enforcement presence and provides tips to parents after the school shooting in Texas.

State law requires school districts to include TCAP scores in a students final grade if the results are released to the school in time.

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At the heart of the legal battle was whether the education savings account program violated the state constitution by applying only to Davidson and Shelby counties.